The U.S. Dept. of Justice has accused Aimee Bock and her adult sons of sending confidential court material to the Minnesota Star Tribune and other media outlets.
Bock, defendant No. 1 in the sprawling free-food scandal, is scheduled to be sentenced on May 21, following her courtroom conviction last year.
But first, a court hearing will be held on Thursday, April 30, on an 11-page motion by prosecutors today in federal court.
In the motion, the prosecutors accuse Bock, her two adult sons, and, perhaps, her attorney of behind a series of leaks to media members of hundreds of confidential FBI interviews conducted with witnesses in the scandal. She would have obtained such material through mandatory disclosures of evidence by the prosecution.
The Star Tribune is the only media outlet named in the motion.
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